Don't think I need a reality check, it is what it is. How is it okay for a supplier to charge retail price to their wholesalers? Not to mention getting a cut on the wholesalers's profit.
Does Apple sell Iphones to JB Hifi at retail price? And make JB mark up the price to make money, then take a cut on the profit.
It's nothing like a landlord relationship unless your landlords make you pay rent, ask you to sell their products, then set up shop next to you selling the same thing, but cheaper. Oh, also they will take a cut on your profit. That's the relationship between JIN and TAH.
Perhaps you are the one that need a reality check, you are betting on how long can JIN sell overpriced tickets to people. I understand that you are an investor and have certain biases, but it's worth to look at the situation for what it really is.
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